When a principal is undiernsed the third party is restricted tn suing the agenL An agent must discinse the fact that he is acting fur a principal in dealings widt a third party nr diat cnntract nJay nnt he binding nn dtat third party. Where Jne was given authnrity tn dn \"anydng necessarily incidental\" tn carrying nut his agency functinn nf selling vacuum cleaners fur the principal this did nnt give ice the authnrityr tn hnrrnw rnnney tn purchase a car tn he used in the business. Infnrrnatinn that cnrnes tn the agent hecause nf his pnsitinn as agent must he passed an tn the third party. If an agent fails tn diernse tn a third party dtat they are an agent the resulting cnntract is still binding nn 'lE principal. An agent nwes a duciary duty tn 1111! third party In act in that third party's best interest. Implied authnrity is the authnrity the agent has based nn T.vhat the principal has lead the third party tn believe. There can he apparent authnrity with an undisclnsed principal Enth emplnyers and emplnyees are required tn cnntrihute tn the Canada Pensinn Plan. It is illegal fnr snrnenne tn wiretap ynur telephnne withnut ininrtning yen and securing ynur cnnsent. An ernplnyer can never he vicarinusly liahle fnr sexual assaults cnrrunirted by an ernplnyee